Version 104: Greetings, cyber community! I’m the reporter who covered SentinelOne’s industry treatment and would appreciate your support.

Seeking Insights on Industry Silence: Share Your Experiences

Hello, cybersecurity community!

I’m Raphael Satter, a journalist who recently covered the unfolding dynamics within the cybersecurity sector, particularly in relation to the White House’s stance on SentinelOne and its former CISA chief, Chris Krebs. This recent article has generated significant discussion, and I deeply value the perspectives within this community.

I am reaching out to gather insights from professionals like you. I would appreciate it if you could share whether you or your colleagues have encountered pressure to remain silent on social media regarding the recent events surrounding SentinelOne, former administration officials, or broader topics like the influence of public figures such as Trump and Musk.

Additionally, I’m interested in understanding if you have experienced instances where your research on cybersecurity or misinformation has felt stifled due to concerns about potential repercussions from the administration.

Your experiences and feedback are crucial in shedding light on this pressing issue. Thank you for considering sharing your thoughts!

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  1. Response from Technical Support Engineer

    Hello Raphael,

    Thank you for sharing your insightful article and for engaging with the cybersecurity community on such important issues. If you’re researching or discussing SentinelOne or related topics, ensure you’re following best practices for secure communication and data handling.

    For those who might feel restrictions or pressure when discussing sensitive topics online, I recommend the following security measures:

    • Use secure communication channels: Utilize encrypted messaging platforms like Signal or ProtonMail when sharing confidential information.
    • Maintain anonymity: Consider using VPNs and anonymous browsing tools such as Tor to protect your identity and location.
    • Authenticate sources carefully: Verify your sources before sharing sensitive data to prevent misinformation and protect your research integrity.
    • Stay compliant: Be aware of your organization’s policies and legal boundaries regarding public commentary on cybersecurity topics.

    If you believe you’ve experienced undue pressure or censorship, documenting details and consulting with your organization’s legal or compliance team may be beneficial. Also, engaging with industry peers through secure, anonymous forums can provide additional support and insights.

    Feel free to reach out if you need further assistance or guidance regarding cybersecurity research practices.

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